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The Economist is a British publication, and in British English, "for ever" means without end, whereas "forever" means without pause.
by raldi 5y ago
The Economist is a British publication, and in British English, "for ever" means without end, whereas "forever" means without pause.
- ghuin 5y agoI guess e40 doesn't have an editor any longer
- vipa123 5y agoI guess then he wants both...
- inglor_cz 5y agoThere is a place in the Restaurant at the End of the Universe, where someone is momentarily legally dead for tax purposes, but I think Thiel would rather pay some taxes and stay alive without a pause :)